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According to the WCO, a new port law in the United States could be “catastrophic” to the European Union. 12. Chilean shipping company CCNI will not transport containers greater than 24 MT to Mexico. 13. Nicaraguan ports are in the need of more than $ 400 million dollars. 14. The newest concession in the ports of Panama will last twenty years. 15. Protestors ask the new government to assure the navigability of the Paraguay River. 16. Peru to give concession to its river ports. 17. El Callao will become a port with Seal of Warranty. 18. Environmental authorities in Dominican Republic prohibits unloading of ships with toxic waste. 19. The European Union tribunal endorses European law in relation to ship contamination. 20. Gonzalez-Rul to leave the post of General Director to the Ports of Mexico. 21. The OAS through the CIP signs cooperation agreement with PMAC. 22. Port Activities
1. The Third Hemispheric Conference on Port Security was Celebrated with Great Success 2. The Subcommittee on Policy and Coordination of the CIP (SPC-CECIP) met in Punta Cana 3. The Technical Advisory Group on Port Security celebrated its Eleventh Meeting 4. Strong Impulse for Provincial Ports of Argentina 5. Third Dry Dock for Grand Bahama Shipyard (GBS) in Bahamas 6. Government of Brazil to Fulfill Strong Investments in the Transport Sector 7. San Antonio Ports Company begins the Bidding Process in Chile 8. The Ports Valparaíso and Iquique Register a Growth for the First Trimester of the year 9. The Navy Insists in its Opposition to Port Concessions in Chile 10. The Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ) Looks to Refinance its Debt 11. Various Ports in Mexico will be Concessioned 12. Decreased Growth of Container Movement in Mexican Ports 13. ACP Awards Dredging Contract for the Pacific Entry of the Program to Extend the Panama Canal 14. Private Ports Invest For More Convenience for Soybean Trucks in Paraguay 15. Venezuela Approves Reform of Decentralization and Ports Law 16. Other activities
1. Investments in Ports in the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina 2. Companies from Six Countries Interested in Monkey Point, Nicaragua 3. France and Suriname Negotiate a Joint Port Operations 4. Panama: Ports Moved 4 million of Teus 5. Uruguay Pressures Internationally to Obtain Dredging of the River up to Fray Bento 6. Mexican ports reduce security tariffs 7. Congress of Peru approves to free the ENAPU to obtain investments 8. Venezuela Donates USD $ 72 millon dollars to Nicaragua 9. Jamaica. Government to re-table and pass port security act this year 10. Major Shipping Nation Accedes to Two UN Marine Pollution Treaties
1. Fifth Meeting of the Inter-American Committee on Ports 2. Port Forum in Veracruz, Mexico 3. Debate for the transfer of the Port of Buenos Aires in Argentina 4. The South American Steamship Company is recuperated in 2007 5. Contracts were subscribed to acquire gantry cranes in the port of Callao 6. 10 million dollars to repair the General San Martin port 7. National ports of Nicaragua will be modernized and rebuilt 8. The Uruguayan government invests 160 million dollars in ports of the Uruguay River 9. US Government hardens conditions for the purchase of American companies 10. Sans Souci will invest 700 million dollars in tourist projects in Dominican Republic 11. Venezuelan government studies the possibility to apply reserve of load in the maritime transportation 12. President Bush signs new law of security that predicts more controls 13. Agreement with Workers of Los Angeles and Long Beach is reached to end harbor strike 14. Recently named port authorities 15. Port activities
1. Fifth Meeting of the
Inter-American Committee on Ports
1. Seminar on Hemispheric Strategy to Promote the Participation of Women in Port Affairs 2. Chinese investors interested in Argentine ports. 3. The Government of Bolivia plans to invest more than 100 million dollars in river ports. 4. The contract to concession the Maritime Port of Guayaquil is signed. 5. Port alliance against contamination. 6. The APN of Peru and the CIP/OAS establish a Technical Cooperation Program. 7. The United States trains security personnel in Central America and the Caribbean. 9. Panama analyzes the Central American maritime routes and their logistics. 10. Approval of the bidding process to acquire portal cranes for Callao. 11. A common port policy is ruled out in the European Union. 12. The European parliament prohibits petroleum one hull ships.
1. First Hemispheric Conference on Environmental Port Protection. 2. Meeting of the Sub-Committee on Policy and Coordination of the Executive Board of the CIP. 4. Latin American Port Forum: Seminar on Port Planning in Uruguay. 5. Argentina: For this year important investments in the public ports of Buenos Aires. 6. Ecuador: The concession of the Port of Guayaquil. 7. Nicaragua: Port investments. 8. Peru: A study of the environmental impact from the transportation of minerals. 9. Uruguay: The ANP begins work to facilitate the commerce of Paraguay. 10.The Latin American Association of Port Quality is formed. 11.Recently named port authorities.
1. First Hemispheric Conference on Environmental Port Protection. 2. Chile and Peru: Emphasis this year on the process of privatization. 3. U.S.A. lifts security restrictions for main ports of the Dominican. 4. Shanghai, the port with the greatest movement of cargo in the world. 5. Port of Ushuaia: Work on the expansion of the port terminal has begun. 6. Ports of Dubai sells its operations in the U.S.A. 7. Colombia: Violence affects the port of Buenaventura. 8. New Port Authorities named recently. 9. Master’s course in Port Management and Multimodal Transportation. 10. Other Port Activities.
1. First Special Meeting of the Executive Board of the CIP. 2. Second Conference Hemispheric on Port Security. 3. Schedule of CIP meetings for the year 2007. 4. Preliminary Draft of the CIP Action Plan 2008-2011. 5. Training Program of the CIP for the year 2007. 6. Meeting: The Expansion of the Panama Canal and its Repercussions 7. Approval of San Pedro Bay Clean Air Action Plan, Los Angeles, USA. 8. Bolivia, looking at two oceans. 9. Other Port Activities.
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2. Guayaquil Declaration 3. Scholarships in Ports training 4. The Magazine CIP wins award of Merit 5. First Special Meeting of the Inter-American Committee on Ports 6. Memorandum of Understanding among the General Secretariat of the OAS through the Inter-American Committee on Ports and RETE, Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities. 7. Port Activities
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2. Special CIP Meeting in Coordination with Spain and the European Union 3. Seminar on Reforms and Port Development 4. Steps Toward Cooperation 5. Women in Ports 6. Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the OAS in Port Matters 7. Port Activities
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2. The Fourth Meeting of the CIP 3. Two New Technical Advisory Groups 4. The CIP Magazine 5. Women in Port Affairs 6. The CIP and the IAPH join forces for port cooperation 7. Port Activities
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2. Courses - Port Training 3. El Salvador: Port La Unión is expected to begin operations in May of 2008 4. The Dominican Republic: -The project of rehabilitation and enlargement of the Port of Santo Domingo has begun - The Presidential Commission for Port Modernization and Security is created 5. Peru: Important Law declares the construction of MegaPort Marcota to be of public interest 6. Preliminary conclusions of the First Latin American Congress on City Ports and Urban Coast Environmental Management 7. Port Activities
1. Strategic Framework for Inter-American Port Security Cooperation 2. Ibero-American Port Forum 3. Fourth Meeting of the Subcommittee on Policy and Coordination 4. Fourth Meeting of the CIP in Maracaibo, Venezuela 5. Courses - Port Training 6. Questionnaire on the Participation of Women in Hemisphere Port Matters 7. Port Activities
1. Port security support 2. Strengthening the OAS-AAPA alliance 3. IV Meeting of the Subcommittee on Policy and Coordination 4. II SeaCargo Americas: International Congress and Exhibition 5. Port Training 6. Ibero-American Port Forum Seminar 7. New Port Authorities 8. Port Activities
1. VI Meeting of the CIP’s Executive Board in Managua 2. CIP Magazine 3. V Meeting of the Technical Advisory Group on Port Operations (TAGPO) 4. V Meeting of the Technical Advisory Group on Navigation Safety and Environmental Protection (TAGNS&EP) 5. VI Meeting of the Technical Advisory Group on Port Security (TAGPS) 6. Meeting of the Working Group on the Participation of Women in port affairs in the Hemisphere 7. City – Port Relationship, central topic of current turban planning 8. Cooperation between CIP/OEA and AAPA 9. Brief Caribbean News 10. Port Activities
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